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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
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  • HesCalledDyerHesCalledDyer Posts: 16,435
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    He'll appeal and get 4 games.  Sad.

    The NFL - give us your woman beaters, your gun toters, your drunk drivers yearning to rush for 1000 yards.  But don't you dare peacefully kneel during the anthem in protest against violence and racism.
    stop already. if Kaepernick was as good as Elliott he'd be employed.
    Ryan Fitzpatrick? Jay Cutler? Brock Osweiler? Mark Sanchez? Blaine Gabbert?  He's no worse than any of these employed QBs. The very latter of whom was benched for Kaepernick in the 2016 season.
    Yeah but its the baggage that comes with signing him that no one wants to touch.
    Plus the Castro shirt that he wore to Miami. That sure helped him in NOT getting signed by Miami.

    So it's not a talent issue. Glad we cleared that up.  Can we also stop calling a peaceful protest "baggage," etc?
    curious if you have you ever had to hire or fire someone? the bigger the talent the more rope they get before they get to hang themselves.  the less talented and more easily replaced i'm always going to hire the one who will most likely cause less headaches. alas average to below average kaepernick doesn't have a job when many other average to below average schmucks do.   Is this really hard for people to understand?  it shouldn't be.
    So you agree that his talent level isn't the issue.  Like I said, glad we cleared that up.
  • pjhawkspjhawks Posts: 12,520
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    He'll appeal and get 4 games.  Sad.

    The NFL - give us your woman beaters, your gun toters, your drunk drivers yearning to rush for 1000 yards.  But don't you dare peacefully kneel during the anthem in protest against violence and racism.
    stop already. if Kaepernick was as good as Elliott he'd be employed.
    Ryan Fitzpatrick? Jay Cutler? Brock Osweiler? Mark Sanchez? Blaine Gabbert?  He's no worse than any of these employed QBs. The very latter of whom was benched for Kaepernick in the 2016 season.
    Yeah but its the baggage that comes with signing him that no one wants to touch.
    Plus the Castro shirt that he wore to Miami. That sure helped him in NOT getting signed by Miami.

    So it's not a talent issue. Glad we cleared that up.  Can we also stop calling a peaceful protest "baggage," etc?
    curious if you have you ever had to hire or fire someone? the bigger the talent the more rope they get before they get to hang themselves.  the less talented and more easily replaced i'm always going to hire the one who will most likely cause less headaches. alas average to below average kaepernick doesn't have a job when many other average to below average schmucks do.   Is this really hard for people to understand?  it shouldn't be.
    So you agree that his talent level isn't the issue.  Like I said, glad we cleared that up.
    what part of average to below average can't you understand?
  • pjhawks said:
    He'll appeal and get 4 games.  Sad.

    The NFL - give us your woman beaters, your gun toters, your drunk drivers yearning to rush for 1000 yards.  But don't you dare peacefully kneel during the anthem in protest against violence and racism.
    stop already. if Kaepernick was as good as Elliott he'd be employed.
    Ryan Fitzpatrick? Jay Cutler? Brock Osweiler? Mark Sanchez? Blaine Gabbert?  He's no worse than any of these employed QBs. The very latter of whom was benched for Kaepernick in the 2016 season.
    Yeah but its the baggage that comes with signing him that no one wants to touch.
    Plus the Castro shirt that he wore to Miami. That sure helped him in NOT getting signed by Miami.

    So it's not a talent issue. Glad we cleared that up.  Can we also stop calling a peaceful protest "baggage," etc?
    It is baggage. What else would you call a huge distraction you bring everywhere you go?  Peaceful protest or not, it's HUGE baggage and costing him a job.
  • HesCalledDyerHesCalledDyer Posts: 16,435
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    He'll appeal and get 4 games.  Sad.

    The NFL - give us your woman beaters, your gun toters, your drunk drivers yearning to rush for 1000 yards.  But don't you dare peacefully kneel during the anthem in protest against violence and racism.
    stop already. if Kaepernick was as good as Elliott he'd be employed.
    Ryan Fitzpatrick? Jay Cutler? Brock Osweiler? Mark Sanchez? Blaine Gabbert?  He's no worse than any of these employed QBs. The very latter of whom was benched for Kaepernick in the 2016 season.
    Yeah but its the baggage that comes with signing him that no one wants to touch.
    Plus the Castro shirt that he wore to Miami. That sure helped him in NOT getting signed by Miami.

    So it's not a talent issue. Glad we cleared that up.  Can we also stop calling a peaceful protest "baggage," etc?
    curious if you have you ever had to hire or fire someone? the bigger the talent the more rope they get before they get to hang themselves.  the less talented and more easily replaced i'm always going to hire the one who will most likely cause less headaches. alas average to below average kaepernick doesn't have a job when many other average to below average schmucks do.   Is this really hard for people to understand?  it shouldn't be.
    So you agree that his talent level isn't the issue.  Like I said, glad we cleared that up.
    what part of average to below average can't you understand?
    Dude, you just said given two people with the same talent level, you're going to hire the one with fewer headaches.  So it is obviously not his level of talent keeping him from getting the job.
  • WobbieWobbie Posts: 30,155
    kaepernick is much more talented than many of the backup QBs in the league.
    If I had known then what I know now...

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  • WobbieWobbie Posts: 30,155
    probably more talented than a few starters, too....
    If I had known then what I know now...

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  • pjhawkspjhawks Posts: 12,520
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    He'll appeal and get 4 games.  Sad.

    The NFL - give us your woman beaters, your gun toters, your drunk drivers yearning to rush for 1000 yards.  But don't you dare peacefully kneel during the anthem in protest against violence and racism.
    stop already. if Kaepernick was as good as Elliott he'd be employed.
    Ryan Fitzpatrick? Jay Cutler? Brock Osweiler? Mark Sanchez? Blaine Gabbert?  He's no worse than any of these employed QBs. The very latter of whom was benched for Kaepernick in the 2016 season.
    Yeah but its the baggage that comes with signing him that no one wants to touch.
    Plus the Castro shirt that he wore to Miami. That sure helped him in NOT getting signed by Miami.

    So it's not a talent issue. Glad we cleared that up.  Can we also stop calling a peaceful protest "baggage," etc?
    curious if you have you ever had to hire or fire someone? the bigger the talent the more rope they get before they get to hang themselves.  the less talented and more easily replaced i'm always going to hire the one who will most likely cause less headaches. alas average to below average kaepernick doesn't have a job when many other average to below average schmucks do.   Is this really hard for people to understand?  it shouldn't be.
    So you agree that his talent level isn't the issue.  Like I said, glad we cleared that up.
    what part of average to below average can't you understand?
    Dude, you just said given two people with the same talent level, you're going to hire the one with fewer headaches.  So it is obviously not his level of talent keeping him from getting the job.
    i know you aren't this dense but it's a combination of talent and whatever you want to call what comes with him.

    star with kaepernicks background  or much worse (see E. Elliott or have the Cowboys team ) = employed
    average or below average talent with kaepernick's background = not employed

    got it now or do you need further instruction? 
  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,839
    Can we all at least just agree that the NFL is the absolute fucking worst?
  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,888
    edited August 2017
    Wobbie said:
    kaepernick is much more talented than many of the backup QBs in the league.

    https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/colin-kaepernick-is-not-supposed-to-be-unemployed/


    It's entirely because of this stupid national anthem thing. He's clearly better than most if not all backups and would easily would have been signed by some team just to see if they could salvage and remake his career like Andy Reid did with Vick (and what he did was obviously way worse)


    And most of the people pissed at him for "disrespecting the military" are the same dopes who voted for a guy who made fun of POW's, gold star parents, Purple Heart recipients and lied about donating money to veterans. One of these people is way more offensive than the other. 

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  • igotid88igotid88 Posts: 27,969
    Kaep said he won't kneel anymore. So there won't be any controversy.
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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
    Can we all at least just agree that the NFL is the absolute fucking worst?
    They have yet to allow skinheads to own sections in stadiums like soccer and are pretty good about not letting fans setting the stands on fire and shooting flares and bananas at black players.  

    Soccer is is by far the worst. 
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  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,839
    edited August 2017
    Marshawn Lynch is awesome 
  • bootlegger10bootlegger10 Posts: 15,931
    igotid88 said:
    Kaep said he won't kneel anymore. So there won't be any controversy.
    Yep.  Kaep wants his cake and to eat too.   Very simple.  His football acumen to bullshit ratio is not good enough for teams to hire him.  Many other jobs out there for activists if that is what he wants to be.
  • bootlegger10bootlegger10 Posts: 15,931
    Football is turning into a joke anyway. 
  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,888
    Marshawn Lynch is awesome 
    So I guess the Raiders should cut him now
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  • pjhawkspjhawks Posts: 12,520
    Marshawn Lynch is awesome 
    yea a guy who was arrested for hit and run and another case of DUI is awesome not to mention his refusal to take part in one of his jobs duties aka dealing with media.  great guy :confused:
  • HesCalledDyerHesCalledDyer Posts: 16,435
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.
  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,888
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
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  • HesCalledDyerHesCalledDyer Posts: 16,435
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
    It's all the same cookie cutter cliches every press conference anyway.  Blah blah, we played a great game but still have things to work on, blah blah, execute/execution, blah blah yeah that drive really turned the game around, blah blah turnovers/we just gotta hold onto the ball better, blah blah that's a great team over there hats off to them, yadda yadda.
  • pjhawkspjhawks Posts: 12,520
    edited August 2017
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
    weren't you one of the many who used to complain that Andy Reid never said anything in press conferences?
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  • igotid88igotid88 Posts: 27,969
    I think it's sad that people are more concerned about how many games a player is suspended. Rather than women getting beaten. It's sad that people are furious over someone kneeling during the National Anthem because "it disrespects our soldiers who fight for freedom". But when people carry Nazi or Confederate flags. Something our soldiers fought against. And actually disrespects our soldiers who died. It's "freedom of speech".
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  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,888
    pjhawks said:
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
    weren't you one of the many who used to complain that Andy Reid never said anything in press conferences?


    As you know, I'm kind of a big Bill Belichick fan. You think I give a shit about press conferences? On the list of problems I had with the last decade of Reid's tenure here, press conferences were at the bottom.


    Same thing with Hinkie. Always made me laugh when people complained that he never wanted to tip his hand to the media.


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  • pjhawkspjhawks Posts: 12,520
    pjhawks said:
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
    weren't you one of the many who used to complain that Andy Reid never said anything in press conferences?


    As you know, I'm kind of a big Bill Belichick fan. You think I give a shit about press conferences? On the list of problems I had with the last decade of Reid's tenure here, press conferences were at the bottom.


    Same thing with Hinkie. Always made me laugh when people complained that he never wanted to tip his hand to the media.


    he was only here 12 years so his last decade he went to 6 playoffs, won 6 playoff games, went to a Super Bowl and two other NFC Championship games and the franchise hasn't won a playoff game since he left.  list of problems in the last decade?  good call :confounded:
  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,888
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
    weren't you one of the many who used to complain that Andy Reid never said anything in press conferences?


    As you know, I'm kind of a big Bill Belichick fan. You think I give a shit about press conferences? On the list of problems I had with the last decade of Reid's tenure here, press conferences were at the bottom.


    Same thing with Hinkie. Always made me laugh when people complained that he never wanted to tip his hand to the media.


    he was only here 12 years so his last decade he went to 6 playoffs, won 6 playoff games, went to a Super Bowl and two other NFC Championship games and the franchise hasn't won a playoff game since he left.  list of problems in the last decade?  good call :confounded:
    1999-2012 equals 12 years to you? Sorry, he was here for 14 seasons and the last 9 were mediocre at best. I know math can be difficult at times but we've been through this.

    And he's only won one playoff team since he left and that was against a 3rd string quarterback. 4 playoff wins for him in total since the first term of the Bush administration. Thanks for playing.
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  • pjhawkspjhawks Posts: 12,520
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
    weren't you one of the many who used to complain that Andy Reid never said anything in press conferences?


    As you know, I'm kind of a big Bill Belichick fan. You think I give a shit about press conferences? On the list of problems I had with the last decade of Reid's tenure here, press conferences were at the bottom.


    Same thing with Hinkie. Always made me laugh when people complained that he never wanted to tip his hand to the media.


    he was only here 12 years so his last decade he went to 6 playoffs, won 6 playoff games, went to a Super Bowl and two other NFC Championship games and the franchise hasn't won a playoff game since he left.  list of problems in the last decade?  good call :confounded:
    1999-2012 equals 12 years to you? Sorry, he was here for 14 seasons and the last 9 were mediocre at best. I know math can be difficult at times but we've been through this.

    And he's only won one playoff team since he left and that was against a 3rd string quarterback. 4 playoff wins for him in total since the first term of the Bush administration. Thanks for playing.
    so wait now it's down to 9 years?  conveniently changing your time frame?  next post by you going to be down to 8?  typical   

    so you think 6 playoff appearances and 6 playoff wins in 10 years is mediocre?  still?  come on i know your still hurting due to your boy "the revolutionizing the game" Chip Kelly flaming out of not 1 but 2 NFL jobs so spectacularly but you still can't admit that 6 in 10 years is pretty good especially in this city?

    maybe you can move off this topic and tell  everyone in this thread how you think pre-season games are important like you did in the Eagles thread before.  #stillfunny 
  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,888
    edited August 2017
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
    weren't you one of the many who used to complain that Andy Reid never said anything in press conferences?


    As you know, I'm kind of a big Bill Belichick fan. You think I give a shit about press conferences? On the list of problems I had with the last decade of Reid's tenure here, press conferences were at the bottom.


    Same thing with Hinkie. Always made me laugh when people complained that he never wanted to tip his hand to the media.


    he was only here 12 years so his last decade he went to 6 playoffs, won 6 playoff games, went to a Super Bowl and two other NFC Championship games and the franchise hasn't won a playoff game since he left.  list of problems in the last decade?  good call :confounded:
    1999-2012 equals 12 years to you? Sorry, he was here for 14 seasons and the last 9 were mediocre at best. I know math can be difficult at times but we've been through this.

    And he's only won one playoff team since he left and that was against a 3rd string quarterback. 4 playoff wins for him in total since the first term of the Bush administration. Thanks for playing.
    so wait now it's down to 9 years?  conveniently changing your time frame?  next post by you going to be down to 8?  typical   

    so you think 6 playoff appearances and 6 playoff wins in 10 years is mediocre?  still?  come on i know your still hurting due to your boy "the revolutionizing the game" Chip Kelly flaming out of not 1 but 2 NFL jobs so spectacularly but you still can't admit that 6 in 10 years is pretty good especially in this city?

    maybe you can move off this topic and tell  everyone in this thread how you think pre-season games are important like you did in the Eagles thread before.  #stillfunny 
    Really? I don't know why you insist on losing the same argument year after year after year. The last 9 years of his tenure were mediocre at best and there is nothing you have ever said or can say to prove otherwise as you've lost this argument about a million times already. Super Bowl birth in 2004 was awesome as was pretty much everything from 99 to 04. Looooong time ago. Everything since then was .......meh.  The numbers do not lie.


    But yeah....press conferences--I'll never understand why people like you give a shit what an athlete or a coach thinks. 
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  • pjhawkspjhawks Posts: 12,520
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    pjhawks said:
    I think the whole obligation to the media is stupid; I wouldn't want to be forced into it.  On the other hand, by signing an NFL contract you're agreeing to those terms.  Perhaps they should remove the media clause and introduce a don't break the law clause.  But then there wouldn't be enough players to fill a roster.

    I don't know why people care so much about what athletes have to say anyway.
    weren't you one of the many who used to complain that Andy Reid never said anything in press conferences?


    As you know, I'm kind of a big Bill Belichick fan. You think I give a shit about press conferences? On the list of problems I had with the last decade of Reid's tenure here, press conferences were at the bottom.


    Same thing with Hinkie. Always made me laugh when people complained that he never wanted to tip his hand to the media.


    he was only here 12 years so his last decade he went to 6 playoffs, won 6 playoff games, went to a Super Bowl and two other NFC Championship games and the franchise hasn't won a playoff game since he left.  list of problems in the last decade?  good call :confounded:
    1999-2012 equals 12 years to you? Sorry, he was here for 14 seasons and the last 9 were mediocre at best. I know math can be difficult at times but we've been through this.

    And he's only won one playoff team since he left and that was against a 3rd string quarterback. 4 playoff wins for him in total since the first term of the Bush administration. Thanks for playing.
    so wait now it's down to 9 years?  conveniently changing your time frame?  next post by you going to be down to 8?  typical   

    so you think 6 playoff appearances and 6 playoff wins in 10 years is mediocre?  still?  come on i know your still hurting due to your boy "the revolutionizing the game" Chip Kelly flaming out of not 1 but 2 NFL jobs so spectacularly but you still can't admit that 6 in 10 years is pretty good especially in this city?

    maybe you can move off this topic and tell  everyone in this thread how you think pre-season games are important like you did in the Eagles thread before.  #stillfunny 
    Really? I don't know why you insist on losing the same argument year after year after year. The last 9 years of his tenure were mediocre at best and there is nothing you have ever said or can say to prove otherwise as you've lost this argument about a million times already. Super Bowl birth in 2004 was awesome as was pretty much everything from 99 to 04. Looooong time ago. Everything since then was .......meh.  The numbers do not lie.


    But yeah....press conferences--I'll never understand why people like you give a shit what an athlete or a coach thinks. 
    i've almost never cared about what people say in press conferences.  my original comment in this thread had to do with Marshawn Lynch not being a good guy and not doing part of his job which is dealing with the media.  But glad you took one comment and made it into something else entirely. again typical

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